The electric Rectangle is many things: a story about a professor, his colleagues and students as they gravitate around an artificial intelligence-based installation and performance.
From brainstorming to hardware/software testing and ultimately the premiere, the students and the professor take notes, fantasise, learn and share their stories.
The tale’s original polyphony is enriched with observations on theory, sound, and images: vanishing lines that make this experimental novel an original and unique combination of different media.
The book is a hypertext, and I composed the soundtrack for it, available on all the major music distribution platforms.